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Women – Cabinet and Deputy Women – Cabinet and Deputy Linda Adams EPA Aida Alvarez Labor (D) Marcia Aranoff EPA Melody Barnes DPC Frances Beinecke EPA Kathleen Brown Transportation Carol Browner Interior, State (U) Deb Callahan EPA Hillary Clinton State, HHS Mary Sue Coleman HHS Susan Collins CEA Dierdre Connelly Commerce Maria Contreras-Sweet SBA, Transportation, Commerce (D) Linda Darling Hammond Education (D) Nancy Ann DeParle HHS (D) Tammy Duckworth VA Maria Echaveste Labor (D) Diana Farrell Performance, NEC (D) Shirley Franklin Education Ann Fudge Commerce Helene Gayle HHS, State (U) Jennifer Granholm Justice Christine Gregoire EPA Ana Guzman Education (D) Jane Harman DNI, CIA, DHS Skila Harris Energy Shirley Ann Jackson Energy, NSF Valerie Jarrett DPC, Urban Policy, HUD Elena Kagen WH Counsel, Justice Lydia Kennard Transportation (D) Susan Kennedy EPA Jeanne Lambrew HHS (D) Ginger Lew SBA Nancy McFadden EPA Katie McGinty EPA Ann Mulcahey Commerce Janet Murguia WH COS (D) Janet Napolitano DHS, Justice, Education Mary Nichols EPA Indra Nooyi Commerce Maria Otera Ex-Im Bank, Peace Corps Penny Pritzker Commerce Lois Quam HHS (D) Edith Ramirez EPA Michelle Rhee Education (D) Susan Rice USUN, NSC (D) Kathleen Sebelius Labor, HHS Ruth Simmons Education Nancy Sutley EPA (D) Beverly Tatum Education Laura Tyson USTR, Commerce Alice Young USTR (D) Women – Under/Assistant/Deputy Assistant Judith Aidoo Commerce Jane Alexander OSTP, DHS Brooke Anderson State, NSC Katherine Archuleta WH Preeta Bansal Justice Nancy Birdsall State/USAID Lael Brainard State/USAID Esther Brimmer State Rosa Brooks State, NSC Lisa Brown Justice Holly Burkhalter State Allison Burke EPA Lori Burke EPA Cassandra Butts DPC, Ed Blandina Cardenas Education Kathleen Carrigan Energy Majora Carter Energy, EPA Sheryll Cashin Justice Wendy Chamberlain State Joyce Chang Treasury Ana Unruh Cohen EPA Paula Daniels EPA Carol DiBattiste Justice Dina Dublon Treasury Michelle Flourney Defense Kate Farnsworth State Jody Freeman EPA Inez Fung EPA, OSTP Juliet Garcia Education Irasema Garza Labor Michelle Gavin State Tessie Guilermo HHS Jane Hall-Lute Defense Kamala Harris Justice Antonia Hernandez WH, Justice Heather Higginbottom DPC Melody Hobson Commerce Forescee Hogan-Rowles SBA, Labor, EPA Laura Holgate State Suzanne Nora Johnson HHS, Treasury Juliet Kayem State Margaret Kim FERC, Energy Liz King Defense Karen Kornbluh DPC Flora Gil Krisiloff EPA Maria Elena Lagomasino Commerce Ellen Laipson DNI, CIA Carol Lancaster State Kathy Loftus Energy, EPA Lisa Lynch CEA, Labor Linda Martinez Commerce Vilma Martinez Justice Karol Mason Justice, WH Counsel Ellen McCollough Lovell Education Judith McHale State Judith Miller State Karen Mills Commerce, Treasury Jamie Miscik DNI, CIA Regina Montoya Commerce, WH Elisa Murano USDA, Education Mary Murguia Justice Suzanne Noessels State, NSC Beth Novak WH/CTO Katherine Oberly Justice Tara O’Toole DHS Ann Patterson USUN (D) Ellen Petril Energy, OSTP Christine Poon Commerce Samantha Powers State Sue Ramanathan DHS Edith Ramirez EPA Ann Richard State Theresa Roseborough Justice Ceci Rouse CEA, Treasury Mara Rudman State, NSC Jeanette Sadik-Kahn Transportation Sarah Sewell Defense Wendy Sherman State, WH Liz Sherwood-Randall Defense Kelly Sims Gallagher OSTP, Energy Sonal Shah Social Entrepreneurs Shamina Singh HHS Ann-Marie Slaughter State Gayle Smith State/USAID Mary Smith Interior Suzanne Spaulding State Jessica Stern State, NSC, DNI Mona Sutphen State, NSC Kathleen Sullivan Justice Neera Tanden DPC Christine Varney Justice Leticia VendePutte VA Cindy Williams State Judith Winston Education Deborah Wright Commerce .
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